₦airaland Forum

TemplarLandry:
Waiting till his 2nd tenure is a political strategy and you're dealing with the master strategiet in flesh.

TemplarLandry:
Lol. Person wey hand go soon touch.
During President Tinubu's second term, all terrôrísm apologists including Gumi shall be rounded up, mark my words!

I dedicate "I Know" by E.F. Moon feat. Star Jay to this.

Great jam!.

Notorious Bandit Leader Bello Turji Releases New Video to Prove He is Alive Amid Rumours of His Death, Boasts of Killing Several Soldiers.

N0torious Band!t Leader Bello Turji Releases New Video to Prove He is Alive Amid Rumours of His D£ath, Boasts of K!lling Several Soldiers. pic.twitter.com/88aRbMouji

— GoldMyneTV (@GoldmyneTV) June 22, 2026

A new video released by a man believed to be notorious bandit leader Bello Turji has raised fresh concerns about the resilience of armed groups operating in Nigeria’s North-west.

Mirasteel:
The best religion on earth.

Iran would have been the land soddom and gomorrah if not because of their government.

CyynthiaKiss:
This is the problem I have with these terrorists..

They are forcing their religion and archaic way of life on others..

Tomorrow they will use taquia and lie to you that there is no compulsion in their religion..

Funny enough many Nigerians don't even know that they are at war with These fulanis terrorists that their so-called military are protecting while they are having a peace deal.💔 pic.twitter.com/0uvQDT5xy2

— Drake🔰 (@Dr_Drk06) June 15, 2026

A total of 720 men, along with 992 spouses and over 2,000 children previously associated with Boko Haram insurgents and other armed conflict groups, have been reintegrated into society under a rehabilitation programme in Maiduguri, Borno State. The exercise, classified as Batch 9 for low-risk and minor clients, forms part of ongoing efforts to support peacebuilding, deradicalization, and community reintegration in the North-East.

Over 3,000 Repentant Terr0rists swear with the Quran that they have completely dissociated themselves from Vi0lence and any form of extremism as they finally get Reintegrated Back into The Nigerian Society.

Breaking News: Over 3,000 Repentant Terr0rists swear with the Quran that they have completely dissociated themselves from Vi0lence and any form of extremism as they finally get Reintegrated Back into The Nigerian Society💔💔 pic.twitter.com/HO30EPXEQl

— Gossip Mill Nigeria (@GossipMillNaija) June 15, 2026

Kemi Badenoch is criticising Nigeria's leaders for failing to deliver electricity despite the country being one of the world's top oil producers, blaming it on "stupid public policy".

Kemi has roasted Nigeria's leaders once again🥲

Nigeria is one of the world's highest oil-producing countries but lacks electricity. Stupid ideas bankrupt a country — Kemi Badenoch pic.twitter.com/09WIK7FuVq

— Felix (@felixherbt) June 13, 2026

WhiteIverson:
Trump you are falling our hands
After telling Israel not to retaliate

Learn from Bibi
Less talking, more doing

U.S. will hit Iran "hard" again after "playing us for suckers," Trump says

President Trump said Wednesday that Iran has "taken too long to negotiate a deal" and will "pay the price." He told reporters at the White House he would hit Iran "hard" as the ceasefire between the countries appeared to crumble with an exchange of fire sparked by the downing of a U.S. Army helicopter.

Iran said it retaliated earlier Wednesday for U.S. strikes by launching new attacks targeting U.S. military installations in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. There were no immediate reports of impacts, only weapons interceptions.

U.S. forces launched strikes on targets in Iran after an Apache helicopter was brought down by an Iranian drone near the Strait of Hormuz on Monday evening, according to President Trump. The two-member crew was rescued in the first U.S. military rescue operation using a sea drone.

TRUMP: We're gonna be attacking Iran, and attacking them very hard.

REPORTER: Resuming bombing?

TRUMP: Yeah. We are. pic.twitter.com/sd7P1i3rcm

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 10, 2026

CodeTemplar:
why are they allowed to abduct, levy and kill muslims then?
Ooooo i forgot, they need to keep it thorough in the eyes of the world. Make it look like crime but then subtly adjust the ratio of Christian victims to achieve a jihadi effect.

CodeTemplar:
Idiots of the highest order. If not idiots, how many terrorists have they served the demonic shariah justice to? So you can cut the hand of someone who stole chicken but respect another who stole a village and killed everyone therein. You pardon the killers and cut the hands of the thieves.

CyynthiaKiss:

Bandits Fund TikTok Giveaways With Cash

Suspected bandits have been openly displaying alleged ransom proceeds on TikTok livestreams, while some viewers reportedly shared their bank details seeking giveaways.

One user later claimed the bandits demanded ₦100 million from him… pic.twitter.com/yhRY5y86XK

— ARISE NEWS (@ARISEtv) June 9, 2026

Nlfpmod Nlfpmod

udemzyudex:
Their families should sue the NA and FG.

‘Repentant’ Bandits Ambush, Kill Eight Soldiers In Kaduna As Families Await Official Notification

‘Repentant’ bandits on Monday ambushed and killed eight soldiers, despite restrictions on media coverage of attacks and other violent crimes allegedly perpetrated by bandits in Kaduna State.

A relative of one of the slain soldiers confirmed the incident to SaharaReporters via a WhatsApp message. Other sources also corroborated the development.

According to the source, the families of the deceased soldiers are still mourning and have yet to receive official notification from the Nigerian Army authorities.

“Yes, I can confirm the killing of eight soldiers, including my brother, by the so-called ‘repentant’ bandits in Kaduna State,” the source said.

He added that, according to preliminary information available to him, the bandits were en route to attack communities located along the Kaduna River between Chikun and Igabi Local Government Areas, several kilometres from the Kaduna Train Bridge, when they came into contact with troops.

“The troops came into contact with the bandits and lost one officer and seven other soldiers during the encounter,” he said.

The source further disclosed that about a week earlier, the same group of so-called repentant bandits allegedly ambushed troops at a different location in Kaduna State, killing one soldier and leaving a military commander with serious injuries.

The injured commander is currently undergoing medical treatment.

The latest attack has reignited concerns over the effectiveness of the government's non-kinetic strategy for tackling insecurity in Kaduna State. Authorities have consistently promoted dialogue, reconciliation and rehabilitation programmes for bandits said to have surrendered as part of efforts to restore peace.

The incident also comes amid growing concerns over what observers describe as a decline in media reporting of banditry and other security-related incidents in the state.

Nigeria’s policy of granting amnesty and reintegrating ‘repentant’ bandits and terrorists, through the Federal Government's Operation Safe Corridor and state-level initiatives in places like Kaduna, is heavily contested, drawing widespread public outrage and deep skepticism.

Many Nigerians view the pardoning and vocational reintegration of former insurgents as a grave injustice. Critics argue that coddling former fighters, often providing them with starter kits and stipends, is a slap in the face to victims, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and the families of fallen soldiers.

Security experts and citizens fear that these programs release hardened criminals back into the very communities they terrorized. There are multiple reports of ‘repentant’ individuals relapsing or acting as spies and informants for active insurgent networks.

There is also frustration that none of the prominent warlords or high-level terrorists are publicly prosecuted to serve as a deterrent. Civil rights groups and organizations like the Middle Belt Forum frequently fault state governments for celebrating pardons for outlaws who have devastated communities without holding them accountable for their crimes.

Suspected gunmen have abducted a cleric with the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), identified as Pastor Gbenga Sanny, in Ondo State.

It was gathered that Sanny was seized by three gunmen on Sunday evening in the presence of his children.

Sources who confirmed the abduction to The Nation on Monday said the incident occurred at about 7.00 p.m in front of his residence located at Ilu-Abo community in Akure North Local Government.

Sanny, who is also a staff of the Akure North Local Government Area of the state, was taken to an unknown destination by the attackers.

His wife reportedly escaped the attack.

“The three armed men reportedly came out of the nearby bush and whisked him away,” one of the sources revealed.

When contacted, the spokesperson for the police command, Jimoh Abayomi said investigation has been launched into the abduction case.

He stated that officers and tactical teams of the command have already been mobilised to the area and working to secure the safe rescue of the victim and apprehend those responsible for the crime.